Passing - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bird witted
Flighty passing rapidly from one subject to another not having the faculty of attention
Commutation
A passing from one state to another change alteration mutation
Devolve
Devolve, of passing from a person dying to a person living, M.K. Balakrishna Menon v. Assistant Controller of Estate Duty-cum-Income Tax
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Intercedent
Passing between mediating pleading
Polyeidic
Passing through several distinct larval forms having several distinct kinds of young
corticoafferent
passing toward the cerebral cortex of nerves and nerve impulses
Diabaterial
Passing over the borders
Discursive
Passing from one thing to another ranging over a wide field roving digressive desultory
En passant
In passing in the course of any procedure
Fleeting
Passing swiftly away not durable transient transitory as the fleeting hours or moments
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